Caleb Kennedy Nowhere Novels & Stories

Ryan exhaled slowly. “Is it over?” he asked. The main screen flickered back on. No global maps. No missiles. Just a hospital feed. The same private facility. The newborn. Crying. Alive. Unharmed. Caleb stood beside the bassinet again. But this time— He wasn’t smiling. He was looking at something off-camera. Fear in his eyes. The camera shifted slightly. Revealing the hospital door. Bent inward. Like something had forced its way through.

Clothes rustled and Frost’s sickly sweet voice drifted near. “I know you’ll be gone the moment Luna wakes… but I just hope she wakes soon, so she can properly handle her duties as Luna.” “No,” Caleb said coldly, gripping my chin hard enough to hurt. “I don’t need a mate who would threaten my position. She just needs to stay the perfect Luna—lying here in silence, scaring off rogues with her name, but never stealing my spotlight.” My stomach twisted and my throat burned, but thank goddess, after all these years without food, there was nothing left for me to throw up now.

she could hear music in the background. “Me too. That’s why I called.” “Great. Where are you? I can hear some music in the background.” “Alex’s family house. It’s his birthday.” Zee struggled to be pleased. It suddenly felt like everyone was having fun while she had been abandoned to misery. “Really?” she was fighting to contain her jealousy. “Yeah.” “Cool. So where is Caleb?” “With the nanny at home.” “And Lemuel?” “He’s out of town.” “But he knows you’re there, right?”

The day the university released the family placement positions for doctoral graduates, I went straight to the Human Resources Office to register. But the staff member barely looked up before rolling their eyes. "Mr. Slater, everyone at this university knows you cheated on your wife and are about to leave the marriage with nothing. How do you still have the nerve to ask about the placement position?" I thought there had been some kind of misunderstanding. I rushed home, hoping to explain everything to my wife, only for my mother to slap me across the face. "I don't have a shameless son like you. Get out of Natalie's house!" I was driven back to the rural school where I had spent the past

It is like Christmas to us. From Ken conversation to Daphne, he said he doesn't celebrate it in their town, which got me wondering. He suddenly appeared for the first time, and he became close to Daphne. This doesn't make sense. A new message came in. I tapped on it. "There are some guest names who were invited but taken off the list. Kennedy Carter might be part of those invited guests. His uncle lives in Louisville and he is on a visit. I don't know why the guest list was tampered with or the aim, because it doesn't look like something we should be bothered about. I will look for the real guest list and send it to you."

POV: Caleb "This is the edge of the dead zone," Lena's tracking specialist said, crouched over a portable scanner that had been throwing the same static reading for the last twenty minutes. "Just past this ridge, my equipment might as well be a rock. Whatever's masking the terrain, it's not allowing any modern equipment to push through it." "Then we go in without the equipment," I said. "Caleb." Keith's voice carried a warning I had heard from him too many times over the last five days to take seriously anymore.

“I’ll speak to Oscar about it.” “I wish that she could,” Oscar said as he approached us from behind. “Unfortunately, I don’t hold the power to go against Caleb. The only one who can is another pack leader.” “Like Noah,” Kenzie mused. “Oh, hell no!” I exclaimed without hesitation. “Listen to me,” Oscar said with urgency. “Caleb is a renown humanitarian, but, over the years, I’ve noticed something about him that makes me suspicious of his true nature.” “The way he flared up at Danica during dinner gave me a hint of his dark side,” Kenzie admitted.

"You're so beautiful; he'll definitely like you and make you his missus. The Calloways are the most powerful family in all of Northbank—far stronger than my family. You'll surely have your happily ever after, Amelia. I'll be quick. Just wait for me, okay?" Their conversation stumped me for a moment. 'Are they saying what I think they're saying? Lane's fine with Stellan reuniting with his ex, and he's helping her find her next husband? And most importantly, the Beckett Calloway in their conversation… My husband, Beckett Calloway?' I gazed grimly at Amelia. 'This woman brings me nothing but trouble.' "What can I say—I'm irresistible," Amelia said smugly. Then, she turned and saw me holding a c

Gigi was walking ahead of the little path between the hills, with Caleb trailing behind just a pace. Eventually, she turned and said quietly, "I didn't think you would join the Eternia Seminary." Caleb was silent—he didn't expect that either, as he had come to Middleton to become an executor and perpetuate justice among all humankind. Never could he have expected to be so disappointed by the internal problems affecting the Middleton House of Arms, following the attempted ambush on him at the Obsidian border, or the interference of the Solo clan elder—both in the middle of the exams.

Celestine suggested to Caleb, "Why don't we take a stroll and explore the neighbourhood?" But Caleb seemed uninterested, responding with a roll of his eyes, "I would rather stay here and learn some kickboxing skills on the internet. I have already mastered the shallow jump, and now I want to learn more." Annoyed with Caleb's response, Celestine grumbled, "You are so obsessed with becoming a soldier, but I doubt you will ever actually become one." Caleb snorted coldly and replied, "That's not for you to decide. You can go wherever you want, it's none of my business."